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Transnational revolutionary ideologies

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  • Cullison, Alan, and Andrew Higgins. 2002. “Strained Alliance: Al Qaeda’s Sour Days in Afghanistan.”Wall Street Journal, August 2, p. A1.

  • Dobbs, Michael. 2001. “Inside the Mind of Osama Bin Laden.”Washington Post, September 20, p. A1.

  • Katz, Mark N. 1997.Revolutions and Revolutionary Waves. New York: Palgrave.

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  • Takeyh, Ray. 2003. “Iran at a Crossroads.”Middle East Journal (Winter): 42–56.

  • Whitlock, Craig. 2004. “For Saudi Arabia, Al Qaeda Threat is Now Hitting Home.”Washington Post, June 8, p. A18.

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    Mark N. Katz (professor of government and politics)

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Katz, M.N. Transnational revolutionary ideologies. Soc 42, 26–30 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02687511

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